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eet eee On be. ort oo ” . 1 7 . ' ae oe Re her spare Low sae t 1. . a ies PROREDLG Sais whememe etven was false, oo ats MR 3 yo ine 2d foe 0 Ts PE te -f, = pon 323 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA | ~ 7 [ ne. a § R$ American Embassy : ER {fo ope pte ee “¢ Paris 8, France ~~ ae November 28, 1955 9 * cant rr a es ° . Legat, Paris SM DONALD DUART MacLEAN; a GUY FRANCIS DE MONCY BURGESS __ Director, FBI a>) Poe Te i pe >) an ESPIONAGE ~ R -. -- wine \* i i . - . tee ae a : Ho nnccwesta 0+ Re Parts ‘cable 11/17/55.°7 77" - Page 5, paragraphs 15 and 17, of the British "White Paper", known as the "Report Concerning the Disappearance of: — Two Former Foreign.Office Officials, Miscellaneous No. 17 —:- (1955), London, Septembdér 1955, presented by the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs to Parliament by Command of Her ~~ Majesty", a copy of which is in the files of this office, reads as follows: | a Cee nt (Hisee J ag atten ae Te - ” . - tT ea og "15, According to information given to the Foreign _ Office in confidence by Mrs. DUNBAR, MacLEANts mother-ing , . De law, who was then living with her daughter at Tatsfield,!:. - notes, she received on August 3, 1951, two registered letters , vo posted in St. Gallen, Switzerland, on August 1. One con¢._ . tained a draft on the Swiss Bank Corporation, London, foz:.\y. se | the sum of 1,000 pounds payable to Mrs. DUN3AR; the other, ~ - a draft payable to Mrs, DUNBAR for the same sum, drawn by.” . oo the Union Bank of Switzerland on the Midland Bank, 122 014:—” -~++-+ --. Broad Street, London.-- Both oes were stated, to vere em Pe ae ey aan CR RS ret Bae angar:of a Mr. ROBERTYBECKER, Whose address/); ~. . oe oN . wad! tye Bs the Hotel Central, -zyrich.. Exhaustive en-“4- — pee guiries n oREMip oration with the’ gwiss anthorities have f. Po NN not ER OEP fdentification of Mr. BECKER and it ts "17. -Shortly after the receipt of these bank draft - 3 i . - feet ooo Mrs, MacLEAN received a letter in her husband's hand-writing, - m=” |... st had been posted in Reigate, Surrey, on August 5, 1951, °. ¢ f ro “~ --- and was of an affectionaté; personal nature as from husband. ‘~ to wife. It gave no clue gS Soetec ets whereabouts or the reason for his disBUpebrahce bat it explained that the bank drafts, which for’convenience.had be ( DUNBAR, were intended for. Mrs.’ MachEar sent t ‘